Australia to assist Bangladesh in improving quality of higher education
The government has taken multifaceted steps in the past few years to improve the quality of higher education in Banglade...
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If Australia wants to develop an internationally-recognised system of High School education, it needs to introduce a national certification for secondary school leavers. Thus, international schools could provide the programme locally and foreign students can be better prepared for studying in tertiary institutions in Australia. “A national certificate would provide a pipeline for Australia's 39 public universities, which have been ravaged by a dive in international student numbers caused by COVID-19 border closures,†announced Phil Honeywood who is the Chief Executive of the International Education Association of Australia. If the country adopts this strategy on a national level, it would replicate the systems in the UK and New Zealand. Their success and achievements are due to the highly inclusive and quality education systems.Â
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A System of National Certifications in Australia is Necessary
If Australia wants to develop an internationally-recognised system of High School education, it needs to introduce a national certification for secondary school leavers. Thus, international schools could provide the programme locally and foreign students can be better prepared for studying in tertiary institutions in Australia. “A national certificate would provide a pipeline for Australia's 39 public universities, which have been ravaged by a dive in international student numbers caused by COVID-19 border closures,†announced Phil Honeywood who is the Chief Executive of the International Education Association of Australia. If the country adopts this strategy on a national level, it would replicate the systems in the UK and New Zealand. Their success and achievements are due to the highly inclusive and quality education systems.Â
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